Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-05
c MISCELLANY.

Yesterday was pay day At the Alice.
| About $50, 600 was distributed among the
men.
Mrs. Louiss A. Thornton MAS yesterday
appointed administrative Of the estate oi
Col. j. G. c. Thornton.
In the Probate Court yesterday letters 81
administration in the estate Of John Il,
Mcpousl, deceased. were issued to David Il
McDonel.
Judge Lippiucott md Attorney Thos,
Campbell returend yesterday morning
from Blacksoot, where they had been fish.
ing for trout and legal documents.
Mr.. Freyschlag. brother OF F~reyschlsg OF
Rod and Gun Club noto,iety, came in from
the Magnet district Yesterday. He reports
that district in a flourishing condition.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Silver Bow Water Co. will be held at
O'Clock. J. r. WHARTON, Secretary.
The Mother Gooseentertainmept to have
been 81 zen last night at the Congregational
Cause. absence OF one of the participants.
on October l. Little Joe, in the f%ree-for-all
trot. peat Ranchero two heats out OF
three. Little Joe sold favorite in the pools.
l. 1t COUUIdCG IOT UUlJUluS Iu0 uc" kUN
and silver mill for the Apex Mining Com
pany, twenty miles south of Butte, has
been let to d. F. McDevitt. The structure
will cost about $4,000.
In the matter OF the estate of E. E. Lee,
deceased, a petition was yesterday filed in
the Probate Court by VIM. Pfouts to sell
all the personal property of said estate.
An order for the appointment of an ap-
praiser was made.
The annual statement OF the Parrot
Company was filed in the Office of TIE
County Clerk and Recorder yesterday. It
shows that the amount of the capital stock
is 81 SOC, 900, all paid up; and that the
the first OF June, 1887. is 2 O,156.31.
John Quinlan, who was pabbed in the
basement oi a house on Park street a few
days ago. was taken before Judge Dingevon
last evening to answer the charge of enter.
ing a house with b%urglarious intent. He
pleaded not guilty. and was taken back to
at 4 o'clock. the cake wake last night being
only a preliminary bearing.
The money fer the benefit Of the widows
and orphans of the victims OF the recent
disaster in the Gould & Curry mine, Vir.
gina SIGv, NcVdnd VIII Do IoTWaTieO To-
day. Messrs. O'Farrell, Penrose. Gill, Car
roll and Coulter, the committee appointed
to do the collecting. deserve great credit
for their untiring efforts in behalf Of the
sufferers. The amount collected-S2, OO8 so
lis an evidence that they were not lying
idly by waiting for the money to come to
them.
All yesterday afternoon a crowd OF men
stood in front Of Leyson & Trucks window
drinking in the electric sparkle of Mr.. Davis
It is curious to note what an
they had for them, as We we're
always OF the opinion that diamonds never
attracted anyone but ladies. Probably
the reason the fair sex did not get to the
is because they were unable to do so.
enthusiastically a lady would go inside
the store inc he with longing eye at them
and exclain: 20. how I would like to have
them for my own use!" There isa marked
difference between the ordinations OF the
two sexes regarding those diamonds. The
men Oh the outside would say, 20, how we
like to have them for-to soak; and,
how much he wants on Them" etc.